Health workers in Wales have voted to accept a pay offer from the Welsh Government.
Members of the GMB union backed the offer by 65% on a turnout of 60%.
Nathan Holman, the union’s lead officer in Wales said: “GMB members have voted to accept the offer, however, we recognise many of our members are not happy with the deal.
It is vital that we bring our members’ pay back up to the levels they would have received had we not had the years of pay freezes
Nathan Holman, GMB
“We will continue to hold the Welsh Government to account by pushing for restorative pay increases.
“It is vital that we bring our members’ pay back up to the levels they would have received had we not had the years of pay freezes.”
The offer is for a 5% wage increase and an additional one-off payment for 2022-23.
Other health unions in Wales have accepted the offer although it has been rejected by the Royal College of Nursing.
